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Perfect Friday (1970)

Director: Peter Hall

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From Time Out Film Guide

Straightforward thriller in which a staid bank clerk (Baker) becomes aware of brighter horizons when he meets the invitingly luscious Andress, who is more or less estranged from her impecunious husband, a layabout peer of the realm (Warner). He therefore evolves a plan, in which all three members of the triangle take part, to rob his own bank. Familiar stuff, right down to the airport finale in which all foregather for a last ironic flourish; but it's competently staged (after a queasily 'stylish' beginning) and well performed.

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Director: Peter Hall

Producer: Jack Smith

Cast: Ursula Andress, Stanley Baker, David Warner, Patience Collier, TP McKenna, David Waller full cast

Genre(s): Thrillers

Duration: 95 mins


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